St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
GAOBUL ES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$434, 421.32.
The council committee on license meets
this afternoon at o'clock.
Yesterday Meat INSPECTOR Mea DESTROYED
about 500 pounds Of bad meat.
Monday next the court house commission
will meet and effect an organization.
The Caledonian club held private meeting
at Curtiss hall last evening, when matters of
interest TO the club were discussed
Beginning with yesterday. cash fares to
Thirty-first street. on the motor line, were re-
duced to cents, or six tickets for quarter.
1.-THE Christian Life was discussed at the
weekly fellowship meeting of the Congrega-
tional churches at Pilgrim church yesterday,
AT the Como Avenue Congregational church
last evening H. r. Roberts delivered an in-
teresting lecture on "a Teaderfoot in the
Rockies"
The remains Of John Warren were yester-
day sent to Calais, Me-, and were escorted to
the depot by a delegation from the typo
graphical union.
There will be meeting of the members of
the Long Meadow Gun club Monday after
noon at o'clock at the Office of ]. W. Griffin,
over the Northwestern bank.
David T. Beam one OF the popular firemen
of Rlaisdell engine house, was yesterday
united III marriage to Miss Ellen Mccain at
the Holy Rosary church.
- pitt VI SllIsefiauu fafk, lying between
Western and Morse avenues and Archer place
and France place, was FLED yesterday by
Nellie 3. Mead and others.
Health Officer KHvingtOn will soon make an
endeavor TO organize board of health such
as is called for by the ordinances. He will
ask the city council to look into the matter.
Articles Incorporating the Iron Ore Mining
company were filed yesterday by Edwin w.
Hand. Marcus V. Little, Fred H. White and
Eugene j. Swan. The capital stock is placed
at Sl,e06,0G0
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Erick Erickson and Annie SwensOn, Andrew
o. So1ooS and Mathide Weeg, Andrew Ander-
son and Mathilda Peterson, F. A. Bader and
Virginia Hutchinson, Olof A. Holther and
Josephine Rasch.
1t is claimed that eX-Supt. Henion will be q
candidate for the position Of superintendent
of the waterworks. He is not looked on with
general favor, and should the council COM
mittee having the matter in charge recon-
mend him, 1t Is not at all probable that he
could get g. ough votes among the aldermen
to elect him.
The new Catholic church of st. Clotilde on
the corner OF Eleventh street and Lyndale
avenue, will be dedicated Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock. Rev. Father Dagnault of
the church of Notre Dame, will officiate, and
Rev. Father Portal, of the church of st.
Louis, St. Paul. will deliver the sermon. This
parish was organized April 20, 1884. by
Bishop Ireland. The present church will be
used as parish school,
Walter 7. Mills, national secretary of the
college prohibition clubs of the country, is
creating much enthusiasm among the college
boys in this section. Augsburg, Hamine
Manchester. the state university and the bust
ness colleges will rally to Centenary tonight
TO hear their champion. The general public
is also invited, and special invitation is
given to those who think temperance lectures
n o11cc
nap before going to the lecture. Admission
is free.